my Question refers specifically to monotouch.twitter API
and the method TWTweetComposeViewController.setEditing(false,false) which by
description does not appear to do what it says it should do.?
I searched Miguels tweetstation code and there is no reference to
monotouch.twitter and TWTweetComposeViewController
if you read the Apple docs description on TWTweetComposeViewController :
/The TWTweetComposeViewController class presents a view to the user to
compose a tweet.
Although you may perform Twitter requests on behalf of the user, you cannot
append text, images, or URLs to tweets without the user’s knowledge. Hence,
you can set the initial text and other content before presenting the tweet
to the user but cannot change the tweet after the user views it. All of the
methods used to set the content of the tweet return a Boolean value. The
methods return NO if the content doesn’t fit in the tweet or if the view was
already presented to the user and the tweet can no longer be changed.
/
Indeed the last sentence would indicate that even though the user can cancel
the tweet entirely, they are still allowed the ability to modify it on the
view.
So perhaps I have misunderstood the intention of the method setEditing.
Anyway sorry if this repeats previous remarks.. I hope it will help other
new developers
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